Police forces across the U.S. are increasingly relying on drone surveillance, with, one department being the first to use a ...

A major drone surveillance program could soon arrive in Waikīkī as part of Hawaii's push to use modern technology in policing ...

The drones won't be used for surveillance, KPD Chief Paul Noel said. They're meant to inform first responders during a crime or disaster.

The program would allow police to deploy drones to emergency calls before officers arrive on scene, providing real-time video and audio to supervisors and responding units, officials said.

Agencies with the drones see response times to calls from 90 and 100 seconds, with the drone often arriving before an officer ...

At Tuesday’s meeting of the Los Angeles Police Commission, the Los Angeles Police Department said that it wanted to test the use of drones in a one-year pilot program. The announcement was met with ...

Drones are being used in new ways across the region. Police departments throughout the state have turned to drones as first ...

A drone helped authorities arrest a woman who was repeatedly using a park as a public bathroom, the Stoughton Police ...

The three-year contract would be with a company that also has a contract with the Department of Homeland Security.

From an extra eye in the sky to better communication on the ground, new technology is anticipated to assist local police ...

The New West Police Department is going to start using drones and it has outlined several examples of when they may be ...